Designing Distributed Systems - Patterns and Paradigms for Scalable, Reliable Services

In the evolving landscape of technology, designing systems that are both scalable and reliable is paramount for modern applications. The book offers a comprehensive exploration of distributed systems, providing readers with a set of patterns and paradigms that enable the creation of robust services capable of handling increasing loads and complexity. It serves as a practical guide for engineers and architects aiming to build systems that gracefully manage failure, ensure availability, and maintain performance at scale.

• Fundamental distributed system patterns: The book introduces core architectural patterns such as leader election, sharding, and event-driven communication,...

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